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The weight of adults in a certain city has a mean of 130 lbs, with standard deviation of
41 lbs. A sample of 25 adults living in one of the kebeles of the city is found to have a
mean weight of 129 lbs. Does this mean the residents of the kebele weigh
significantly less on the basis of the1% level of significance? (Assume normal
population.)
a) State the null and the alternative hypothesis.
b) Based on the information provided would you employ the Z or the t as the
distribution of the test statistic?
c) Give the critical region
d) What is your decision?

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